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The Small Business Cyber Security Guy PodcastPractical cybersecurity advice for small business owners who need enterprise-level protection without enterprise-level budgets, headaches, or PhD-level jargon.Join hosts Noel Bradford and Mauven MacLeod as they translate complex cybersecurity threats into actionable solutions that actually work for businesses with 5-50 employees. Noel brings 40+ years of enterprise experience from Intel, Disney, and the BBC, whilst Mauven adds government-level threat intelligence from her time as a UK Government Cyber Analyst. Together, they bridge the gap between knowing you need better security and actually implementing it without breaking the bank.Why This Podcast Works:Real experts who’ve chosen to focus on underserved small businessesPractical advice tested in actual SMB environmentsBritish humour that makes serious topics engaging (not intimidating)Budget-conscious solutions that acknowledge your real constraintsPerfect For:Business owners who
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Delete Me and Incogni aren't scams. That's a sensible place to start. But as this episode of The Open Book Problem unfolds, a quieter, sharper scandal emerges: a paid subscription market built on a failure that should ne
GDPR promised control: erasure, access, objection, transparency. In this episode, Noel Bradford and Lucy Harper walk us into the yawning gap between those beautiful legal words and the grinding reality where data brokers
Imagine someone who knows your director's calendar, your payroll provider, the IT stack listed in your job ad, and the name of the accountant who signs your invoices. They don't have to be a genius — they just read what
They didn’t break in. They didn’t plant malware. They opened tabs, clicked links and joined the dots. In this episode we follow the quiet, methodical work of an attacker who builds a usable portrait of a UK small busines
A firewall cannot save you from being badly run. For years, small businesses have been sold the idea that a perimeter box equals protection. When Fortinet disclosed exploited authentication bypass vulnerabilities, added
Should Schools Remove Pupil Photos from Public Websites? A school removes all identifiable pupil photos from its website and social media. A parent complains their child's sporting achievement has been erased. The safegu
Noel Bradford and Mauven MacLeod mark the first anniversary of The Small Business Cyber Security Guy by doing what they ask of small businesses: an honest review. No self-congratulation, no marketing gloss. Instead, the
It starts with a slow ticket, a missing laptop and a printer staging yet another tiny rebellion — the kind of problems every small business sees and understands. But behind those visible slips is a quieter, far more dang
Multi-factor authentication is essential, but not all MFA is equal. When users receive vague, repeated, or poorly explained prompts, they start treating them like cookie banners: accept, accept, make it go away. Attacker
Shadow AI has already arrived in most UK small businesses, often through browser tabs, SaaS tool sidebars, and helpful buttons that promise to improve text. Staff are using AI to rewrite emails, summarise meetings, polis
Imagine opening your SaaS admin panel and walking into Times Square: flashing upsells, trial banners, an AI button nobody asked for, and a marketplace pitch vying for your click. In this episode, Noel Bradford—your Secur
Noel Bradford opens the episode with a wry grin and a simple warning: AI has put a jet engine on vulnerability discovery, and that turbocharged speed is coming straight for your patch queue. He paints a scene that starts
Noel Bradford opens the episode with a blunt question: what does a cyber attack really cost your business? He takes us out of the server cupboard and into the meeting room, where time lost, money gone, reputations dented
Noel Bradford opens the episode with a provocation: backups are sacred in small businesses, but too often they're a comforting myth. Picture a bright Monday at 9am — the backup dashboard is full of green ticks, the MSP r
It begins simply: a worn hardback on a bookshelf, a black marker on the title page, and a 75-cent discrepancy in a lab bill. What sounds like a footnote in an accounting ledger becomes the hook of a detective story—one w
Cybersecurity Guide — Noel Bradford takes you inside a familiar office on an ordinary afternoon, where the threat isn’t a dramatic breach but the quiet, avoidable moment someone decided not to ask a question. This episod
I’m Noel Bradford and this episode opens with a simple, unsettling image: a little black NVR humming away since 2017 like a haunted toaster with network access. That hum is not background noise — it’s the beginning of a
Noel Bradford rips into the cyber marketing circus and pulls back the curtain on the real threat modern businesses are ignoring. He opens with a laugh — and a damning image: a hip vegan coffee shop, oat milk lattes, a cr
The call starts like any other—slides, a sales voice, a tidy monthly price—and then it goes sideways. Noel Bradford walks listeners into a vendor meeting that feels less like a sales pitch and more like a cautionary tale
I'm Noel Bradford, and today the app millions of us told our users to trust has just become the story. Microsoft Authenticator — the little green tick that used to mean 'you’re safe' — has a flaw: CVE-2026-41615. It soun
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